This is a conceptual question in regards programming. To summarize, I have two arrays/vectors and I need to sort one with the changes propagating in the other as well, so that if I sort arrayOne, fo
Okay, this is going to be a mouthful. I have a pointer to serialized 2D array, pointer arithmetic aside, I want to make a vector of pairs out of (essentially) two arrays(that I plan to get out of the
I have a 640*480 vector which contains a set of numbers, I wish to find the min and max number of each row of the vector.
I was trying out some CUDA/Thrust code on Linux/GCC and wanted to use some TR1 libraries, when I noticed something peculiar: Most libraries will invariably pull in tr1_impl/type_traits (4.4) or just t
I\'m trying to pass device_vector of structures struct point { unsigned int x; unsigned int y; } to a function in a following manner:
I have 3 arrays of the same size (more than 300.000 elements). One array of float numbers and two arrays of indices. So, for each number I have 2 IDs.
I\'m trying to get access to vector elements in this manner struct point { unsigned int x; unsigned int y;
Is there a way to determine the maximum size of thrust::device_vector<T> that you ca开发者_StackOverflow社区n safely allocate?There isn\'t a straightforward way that I am aware of. My usual appr
Hi I wanted to implement a loop which is extremely large in thrust but i find it much slower than normal C++ code. Can you please tell me where am i going wrong.
I was unable to find any information about if the Thrust library could support matrix operations. Therefore, I was wondering if it were possible to use the Thrust library in Image processing? I would
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